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Submit to the W. E. B. Du Bois Visualization Exhibit

Call for entries for Du Bois Visualization Exhibit

8/9/2021

The W.E.B. Du Bois Visualization Exhibit is a data visualization showcase in November 2021 that celebrates the visualization work of W.E.B. Du Bois and elevates data visualizations centered around…

Make-A-Thon

The Make-a-Thon is coming, Jan. 29-31

1/15/2021

From ideation to prototyping to pitching—all in one weekend. That’s the thrill of the annual Make-a-Thon, which goes virtual this year as student teams compete for $3,500 in cash prizes to create the…

What does Energy mean to you?

Energy Week at the Libraries!

10/8/2020

Energy Week (October 19-23) is full of virtual events to increase visibility of the university’s energy use and research and to create opportunities to shape a clean energy future. Organized by the…

Send your work by May 13, then Zoom in for a zine party on May 15

Contribute to the online Quaranzine!

5/5/2020

If a semester ever needed some levity, creativity, and connection, it’s this one. That’s why, for the final installment of this semester's Libraries Zine Workshop Series, we are offering Dispatch…

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Learn grant-funding, technical infrastructure, and risk management in the NCSU Libraries OPEN Incubator program

10/22/2018

CALL FOR PROPOSALS—The NCSU Libraries’ Copyright and Digital Scholarship Center is seeking proposals for the Open Project Engagement Network (OPEN) Incubator, a research accelerator. Members of the…

Richard Pell, Transgenic Blue Carnation, 3D anaglyphic photograph, 2015. From the series Specters of the PostNatural. Courtesy of the artist and the Center for PostNatural History.

Call for art for 2019 “genetic futures” exhibit

8/8/2018

The NCSU Libraries, NC State’s Genetic Engineering and Society Center (GES), and the Gregg Museum of Art & Design have issued a public call for art for the upcoming exhibition Art’s Work in the…